Fulton County Remembrance Coalition
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The Fulton County Remembrance Coalition is a local group that works with the Equal Justice Initiative to remember the people lynched in Fulton County. It holds soil collection ceremonies at the sites, puts up historical markers, and hosts community talks and events about racial terror and healing. Anyone can join its events or sign up for its newsletter. Offers: Soil collection ceremonies at lynching sites; Historical markers; Community dialogue events; Educational history resources; Newsletter. Use the Get Involved and newsletter pages on fultonremembrance.org.
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Fulton County Remembrance Coalition ServicesService
This group offers history events, talks, and learning resources about racial terror and healing in Fulton County. It is open to anyone who wants to join its events or get its newsletter.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Historical marker projectsProgram
The group wants people or groups in communities where a lynching happened to lead future historical marker projects. Pages name Palmetto, Campbellton, Mechanicsville and Atlanta. Email the group if you are interested.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Soil collection ceremoniesProgram
The group collects soil at the sites of Fulton County's 36 documented lynchings as part of a national remembrance project. One ceremony, for the Palmetto Massacre, took place on April 13, 2019.
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